Climate tech accelerator Subak seeks £20m to fund international expansion

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Climate tech accelerator Subak seeks £20m to fund international expansion

Tech accelerator looking to raise funds to open data-led climate centres on six continents by 2025

Global climate tech accelerator Subak has this week announced it is looking to raise £20m to fund the expansion of eight new data-led climate centres across six continents by 2025 that aim to help catalyse...

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